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Actually, you can do another cool thing, too. The IPFS ecosystem has IPNS, which generates a public/private-key-back hash-name, which can point to another IPFS
by pradn 4y ago
Actually, you can do another cool thing, too. The IPFS ecosystem has IPNS, which generates a public/private-key-back hash-name, which can point to another IPFS hash. So this way, a shadow librarian group can have one IPNS hash that always points to the latest catalog.
- __MatrixMan__ 4y agoRight, I had forgotten about IPNS. I remember some thread (a while back) where people were complaining that it was terribly slow, so I wrote it off. Now that I think about it again, I'm not sure what you'd use IPFS for that would require fast IPNS resolution anyway. Having version of a library that's an hour old is... just fine actually.